Volume 21 Issue 23 12 November 2020 - Shire of Yilgarn
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Volume 21 Issue 23 12 November 2020
Shire of Yilgarn
Emergency information hotline
Call (08) 9487 8777
The Crosswords is produced by the for information relating to bushfire issues
Southern Cross CRC, including vehicle movement & harvest bans,
PO Box 178, Canopus St, road closures, flood or other local emergency
Southern Cross WA 6426 matters.
Phone: 08 9049 1688 Fax: 08 9049 1686
Email: crc@yilgarn.wa.gov.au
Southern Cross Landfill Times
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DON’T FORGET! Church Notices / Updates
Crosswords’ submissions
close every 2nd Tuesday at 12.00 noon
2020 Publishing Dates 48 Altair Street, Southern Cross
SX Presbytery: 9049 1049 (Fri to Sun)
Deadline 12 noon Publishing Date Kalgoorlie Presbytery: 9021 2100 (Mon to Thurs)
24/11/2020 26/11/2020 Email:
kalgoorlie@perthcatholic.org.au
8/12/2020 10/12/2020
Facebook: Lucy Montserrat
YouTube: Yilgarn Westonia Catholic
2021 Publishing Dates Public Mass re-commenced at Our Lady of
Montserrat church on the weekend of 23/24
Deadline 12 noon Publishing Date
May. COVID-19 protocols are posted as a notice
5/01/2021 7/01/2021 on the front door of the church. Please read this
19/01/2021 21/01/2021 notice carefully before entering the church.
2/02/2021 4/02/2021 Mass Times
16/02/2021 18/02/2021 Saturday 6:30pm*
Sunday 8:30am
2/03/2021 4/03/2021
* As well as being open to the public, Saturday evening
16/03/2021 18/03/2021 Mass will be live-streamed each weekend. The live-stream
30/03/2021 1/04/2021 is for those for whom getting to OLM church on the
weekend is impractical. Live-streamed Masses will
13/04/2021 15/04/2021 continue to be available in “Catch-up” mode via the parish
YouTube channel.
27/04/2021 29/04/2021
11/05/2021 13/05/2021
25/05/2021 27/05/2021 Service held 1st Sunday of the month.
8/06/2021 10/06/2021 Contact:
22/06/2021 24/06/2021 John McKane 9041 1117
Mobile 0435 507 606
6/07/2021 8/07/2021
20/07/2021 22/07/2021 Cheryl Auld 9049 8026
Diane Della Bosca 9049 1149
3/08/2021 5/08/2021
17/08/2021 19/08/2021
31/08/2021 2/09/2021 Antares Street, Southern Cross
14/09/2021 16/09/2021 Enquiries: Leonie Gethin
Ph.: (08) 9049 1222
28/09/2021 30/09/2021
12/10/2021 14/10/2021 November No Anglican service
26/10/2021 28/10/2021 December “Christmas” service, Saturday the
9/11/2021 11/11/2021 12th of December, 11.00am – all
welcome.
23/11/2021 25/11/2021
7/12/2021 9/12/2021
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Shire news
Shire of Yilgarn
It is with great pleasure that the
Shire President and Councillors
Extend a community-wide invitation to the
Official Opening
of the newly constructed
SOUTHERN CROSS AQUATIC CENTRE
by the
HON. MICHAEL (MICK) MURRAY MLA
Minister for Sport and Recreation
on
Saturday, 28 November 2020 commencing at
3.00pm
Following the Official Opening the Pool will be open for regular swimming and the
community can enjoy this fantastic facility until 8.00pm (weather permitting)
The Shire of Yilgarn will be providing a community sausage sizzle at 6.00pm for all in
attendance.
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Shire news
Attention Yilgarn Seniors
The Shire of Yilgarn would like to announce that
unfortunately due to the uncertainty caused
by Covid-19
there will be no Senior’s Luncheon held in 2020.
However, the Shire would still like to express their
thanks to our seniors by offering a gift voucher to be
redeemed at participating local businesses.
If you are 60 or over and are unsure if you are on
our current list please contact Jodie Karra at
the Shire Office on:
9049 1001 or at: aso@yilgarn.wa.gov.au
before Monday 30th November 2020
It is essential that we be notified because we are
not mind readers! Feel free to “dob in a mate” too!
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Shire news
Keeping Of Chickens
Residents are permitted to keep chickens on their property in the Shire of Yilgarn. They
do not need to inform the Shire that they keep chickens but there are Local Laws that
set the conditions in which the poultry may be kept.
How Many Chickens Are Permitted on a Single Property?
Other than a rural zone, the occupier of the property can keep up to 20 poultry.
How Many Roosters Are Permitted?
If the property is not in a rural zone - no roosters are permitted. Geese, peafowl, guinea fowl
and turkeys are also not permitted on a non-rural property.
Conditions for Keeping Poultry
A person who keeps or permits poultry to be kept must follow these conditions.
No poultry to be able to approach within ten (10) metres from:
any dwelling
public building/premises where people are employed
FAMILY COUNSELLING SERVICE
WHEATBELT AGCARE
COMMUNITY SUPPORT
SERVICES INC. FAMILY
COUNSELLOR
...helping rural people meet the
challenges of change
Shires Serviced:
Kellerberrin Contact: Kaye Bell
Merredin PO Box 101
Mount Marshall Nungarin WA 6490
Mukinbudin Phone: (08) 9046 5091
Nungarin Fax: (08) 9046 5063
Trayning
Westonia Mobile: 0488 465 081
Yilgarn Email: wheatbeltfamily@wn.com.au
WHEATBELT AGCARE...
“providing free, independent and
confidential family counselling for the Wheatbelt.” Supported by the
Shire of Yilgarn
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Mens
Happy Birthday Mum, Sat 14
Sun 15
Club 4’s Championships
Club 4’s Championships
We love you very much! Sat 21 Pennants: Narembeen Gold v Yilgarn
I hope you have a great day! Sun 22 Club Day
SEBL Combined Sponsors 4s Bruce Rock
Much love, Colin & Kayla Sat 28 Pennants: Yilgarn v Westonia
Sun 29 Club Day
YILGARN
Ladies
HISTORY MUSEUM Fri 13 Narembeen Carnival
Sun 15 Westonia Carnival
VOLUNTEER/S CURATOR Tue 17 Social Bowls
POSITION Fri 24 Pairs Championships
The Yilgarn History Museum Committee, which
is an Advisory Committee of the Shire of Yilgarn, Tue 1 Dec Social Bowls
is seeking the services of a Volunteer/s interested Fri 4 Corrigin Carnival
in undertaking the duties of Curator at the
Museum.
The position involves the collating of local
historical artefacts at the Museum and recording
Thu 12 Nov Junior Tennis Coaching
of these items on a specific software program.
Knowledge of computers would be an advantage 3.30—4.30pm
and it is envisaged that approximately one day Sat 14 Nov Social Tennis
per week of volunteered time would be required 3pm start
to undertake these duties. These duties could be
BBQ tea pooled salads
shared by two like-minded people interested in
recording our local history. Thu 19 Nov Junior Tennis Coaching
3.30—4.30pm
If you believe that you could devote this valuable
Sat 21 Nov Social Tennis
time to enable our local history to be recorded
and held in perpetuity for the future residents of 3pm start
the Yilgarn district, training will be offered by the Pizza tea
Museum’s current Volunteer Curator. Sat 28 Nov Social Tennis
Please contact the undersigned to register your 3pm start
interest. BBQ tea pooled salads
Sat 5 Dec Social Tennis
Robin Stevens
Curator 3pm start
Yilgarn Historical Museum Committee Pizza tea
12Right at Home Kalgoorlie Wheatbelt is an
in-home care and assistance provider dedicated
to supporting our older Australians, and people
living with a disability and recovering from
surgery or disease.
Our mission is to improve the quality of life for
those we serve. We live and breathe this mission
everyday and are focused on making sure you
and your loved one receive the right care,
whenever and wherever it’s needed.
We provide the support our clients and their
families want, when they want it, and how they
want it so that they can continue living
independently in their homes.
If you require home care assistance but are
unsure what kind of help you need or how care
would fit within your homecare package, we
strongly recommend contacting us about our
free in-home care consultation.
Our experienced care co-ordinator will visit your
home and assess your needs and provide a care
plan that you can use to decide what would best
suit you.
Retirees!!!! Don’t sit home and wait to die, come We offer:
down to the Museum for a couple of hours a • Free, no obligation 30-minute consultation by
week. You will be pleasantly surprised at what a health professional.
our Museum has to offer, and the enjoyment • Get an individualised care plan that you can
you get when visitors comment about our great use with our carers.
Museum. Please give us a thought when we
• We do not have any administration fees, care
open again in January, 2021.
management or package management fees.
School Children – if you’re school asks you to do This means we can offer more hours of care and
Community Service as part of your school support to you or your loved one.
criteria, why not give the Museum some time • We work with home care packages, NDIS or
and come to us and find out how we work and we provide private pay.
run a Museum. You will be very welcome.
Feel the difference and experience the Right at
Home approach by contacting our office on
(08) 9035 0417.
13AIMING FOR MORE THAN 38,000 HANDMADE, HEARTFELT CHRISTMAS
MESSAGE
Rural Aid on track to deliver record number of festive messages to farmers
Following an emotional response from farmers in previous years, Rural Aid is repeating its Christmas Cards 4
Farmers campaign in 2020 with an aim to distribute more than 38,000 cards.
The organisation is once again asking school children to help bring some much-needed cheer into the lives of our
farmers by creating homemade cards.
CEO of Rural Aid, John Walters, said that in the lead up to Christmas over recent years, Rural Aid had asked
school children to write letters and cards to farmers and the response was huge.
“We received 38,000 cards that year: some were written in crayon, others covered in glitter, but all of them had the
same heartfelt messages from city kids to farmers and their families,” Mr Warlters said.
“Little did we know what impact these letters would have on the farmers reading them; coming from children they
didn’t know, saying that they cared.”
“To say the response from the farmers was emotionally charged would be an understatement.”
Mr Warlters said the organisation is hoping to get even more cards in 2020, beating the record 38,000 handmade
cards sent in 2019.
Over 700 schools and community groups participated last year, and nearly 200 volunteers were involved in
mailing out Christmas cards and letters to almost 11,000 farmers and their families. (Note: Farmers received more
than one card and letter.)
The cards cannot be larger than 120mm x 170mm, though they can be folded down to this size, and should not be
placed in an individual envelope. Instead, cards should be grouped together and placed in a bigger envelope
before being mailed to Rural Aid - PO Box 1342, Sunnybank Hills QLD 4109.
Rural Aid explained that, in addition to the anguish caused by the COVID pandemic that has affected all
Australians, farmers across the country have endured years of record-breaking droughts, devastating floods and
catastrophic bushfires.
“After such a difficult year, we want to put a smile on the faces of Aussie farmers. Students can make this possible
by getting their school involved in our Christmas Cards 4 Farmers initiative.”
Help Rural Aid continue this tradition by creating your homemade card and sending it in before November 19.
Rural Aid will have thousands of envelopes here ready to put your card in and send onto an Aussie farmer.
Visit: www.ruralaid.org.au/christmascards4farmers/
NATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY WEEK: ISOLATION THE FOCUS
Rural Aid invites primary producers to November webinar on loneliness
During National Psychology Week, one of Australia’s largest rural charities is inviting farmers and rural residents
across the country to attend this month’s edition of the popular “On The Couch” webinar series.
Hosted each month by one of Rural Aid’s specialist counsellors, this month’s edition focuses on the topics of
isolation, loneliness and being alone.
CEO of Rural Aid John Warlters says that the challenges of living a solo life are common in the agricultural sector
and in rural communities.
“There is a distinction between loneliness and being alone, and it’s important to note that many people choose
isolation,” Mr Warlters said.
“Solo living is common in our remote and rural communities, but loneliness needs to be managed. In next week’s
webinar we’ll look at the ‘why’ and ‘when’ of loneliness and how to create the best of both worlds.”
Counsellor Gary Bentley will host the webinar which will be held at 6pm AEDT, 5pm AEST on 18 November.
“There are times in our lives when we crave isolation; times when we want to remove ourselves from society;
times when we want to close the door and keep the world at bay. "Me time'' is important,’ Mr Bentley explained.
“We can use "Me time'' to reassess and regroup, recharge our emotional resources and refresh our spiritual
strength. The problem is that isolation can become a prison of our own creation and can interfere with perspective
altering the way we view our lives and the people around us.”
“The answer lies in balance: determining when isolation can tip over from self-protection to self-harm, when
something that can be good for us becomes destructive.”
Any members of rural communities are welcome to attend. Attendance and comments made using the chat
functionality of the webinar is strictly private and confidential.
Register here ( https://my.demio.com/ref/AEP48BZuWaHHjiBI ) to attend the webinar: “Isolation, loneliness and
being alone: The challenges of living a solo life.”
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November 2020
Melissa Pickering
CCWA Regional Education Officer - Wheatbelt
T: 9574 5392 M: 0427 876 946
75 York Rd Northam WA 6401
Melissa.Pickering@cancerwa.asn.au
Call to keep up with cervical screening
Cervical Cancer Awareness Week: 16-22 November 2020
Cancer Council WA’s Wheatbelt Regional Education Officer, Melissa Pickering, said Cervical
Cancer Awareness Week 16th – 22nd November was a timely reminder for women to make
sure they are up to date with their cervical cancer screening.
"We know cancer screening helps find cancer earlier so treatment can start before the cancer
reaches a more advanced stage, giving people a better chance of survival,” she said.
Ms Pickering said anyone with a cervix between the age of 25 and 74 years (regardless of
whether or not they have been vaccinated for HPV) living in the Wheatbelt region should have
regular Cervical Screening Tests as part of their ongoing health and wellbeing checks.
“If people with a cervix delay their cervical screening, there is a chance a pre-cancerous
abnormality may develop into cancer or an early cancer may develop to a stage that is more
difficult to treat,” she said.
”If it has been sometime since they have had a cervical screening or if they have never had
one, it is important to make a time to speak to your GP.”
Those who have previously had the Pap test should have their
HPV cervical screening test two years after their last Pap test,
after which point if they have a normal result, they can move to
five-yearly screening.
Australia transitioned to a new five-yearly HPV cervical
screening test for those aged 25-74 in 2017, replacing the old
two-yearly Pap test. The new test looks for the presence of
HPV, the virus that causes almost all cervical cancers, and is
expected to lower cervical cancer cases and mortality by at
least 20 per cent.1
For information about cervical cancer ( https://www.cancerwa.asn.au/resources/specific
-cancers/gynaecological-cancers/cervical-cancer/ )
For cancer related information and support call 13 11 20
or go to www.cancerwa.asn.au
1 https://www.cancerwa.asn.au/articles/news-2018/australia-set-to-eliminate-cervical-cancer-by-2035/
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Cancer Council WA is using November’s Lung Cancer Awareness Month to remind Wheatbelt
residents of the symptoms of lung cancer and what to do if they notice any unusual changes to
their body.
Cancer Council WA’s Wheatbelt Regional Education Officer, Melissa Pickering said many
people don’t realise a cough which lasts for three weeks or more needs to be investigated.
“If you have a long standing cough that worsens or changes for three weeks or more, it needs
to be investigated,” she said.
“If you have repeated chest infections, you notice you are becoming more short of breath or
lacking energy, and have had any of these symptoms for more than four weeks, they should be
investigated too.
“If you cough up blood - even once - it’s really important to visit your doctor, clinic nurse or
Aboriginal health worker right away to find out the cause.
“It doesn’t mean you’ve got cancer, often it turns out to be something less serious, though it’s
critical to have the symptoms investigated early to be sure.”
Find Cancer Early champion Terry Keane from
Toodyay, who has experienced lung cancer first
-hand, echoes Cancer Council WA’s advice to
Wheatbelt residents.
Terry’s advice
“You’re not bulletproof. Go see your doctor if
something’s not right”.
“Never smoke. It was part of our culture in
those days. These days’ people catch up over a
cup of coffee, in our day it was a cigarette” he
said.
Lung cancer remains the fourth most commonly diagnosed cancer in Australia and the most
common cause of cancer death according to Australian Institute of Health and Welfare data.
In the Wheatbelt in 2017, 54 people were diagnosed with lung cancer with 35 deaths.
Smoking is linked to as many as 80 percent of lung cancers with current smokers almost nine
times more likely to develop lung cancer than people who have never smoked.
Other known causes of lung cancer include occupational carcinogens such as silica dust and
diesel engine exhaust and if a person has a family history of lung cancer or previous lung
disease their risk of lung cancer is also increased.
“Remember, the chances of successful treatment are much higher when cancer is found
early,” Ms Pickering said.
For more information about lung cancer symptoms and to read the stories and advice of
regional Western Australians who have had cancer, visit www.findcancerearly.com.au
For cancer related information and support call 13 11 20 or go to www.cancerwa.asn.au
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Dr Andrea Roberts BVMS,
PO Box 543 MERREDIN WA 6415
Ph:0428212945
ABN 23036138418
SOUTHERN CROSS 2020 MOBILE VET VISIT
DATES
Thurs 26th Nov
Wed 16th Dec
WESTONIA AG-MAG
Did You Know?
NEUTRALISE
Did you know the following ditty is true?
The horse and cow live thirty years
& FERTILISE +
And nothing know of wine and beers
The goat and sheep at twenty die
TRACE ELEMENTS
And never know of scotch and rye High MAGNESIUM Clay
The sow drinks water by the ton
And, at eighteen, is nearly done Crushed & Screened
The dog, at fifteen, cashes in
Without the need of rum or gin 4 Sand, Intermediate
The cat in milk and water soaks
And then, in twelve short years, it croaks & Gravel Soils
The modest, sober, bone dry hen
Lays eggs for years and dies at ten LIMITED STOCK
All animals are strictly dry
And sinless live and quickly die
Westonia Pickup
But sinful, ginful, rum soaked men
Survive for three score years and ten
$17.60/t 0428 467 766
And some of us, but mighty few
Stay pickled till we‘re ninety two
SOIL REPAIR
©Lance Stevens
NATURALLY
23camel, roo, beef, rabbit, roo tails
NOW BUYING IN KANGAROO CARCASSES ONLY FROM LICENCED SHOOTERS WITH DEC
Kangaroos under 20kg not accepted.
Also buying in beef & horse for dog bait purposes.
Drop off by appointment only.
Encouraging local farmers to get on board.
Professional. Police clearances available on request. licensed and insured.
Phone Andrew or Tyler Now
November 18, December 16
January 20, February 17, March 17, April 21, May 19, June 16
Auto Glass—Front, Rear & Side for all Makes & Models
All Fleet & Insurance Work with Direct Billing
Trucks & Heavy Machinery
Chip Repairs
24hr Tilt-Tray Towing
FOR ALL BOOKINGS PHONE GRANT DIRECT ON 9041 1592
Plus you can see GRANT for all your
Smash Repair Quotes, either Insurance or Private.
24WANT TO PLACE A FOR
RENT OR HOUSE FOR SALE
ADVERT?
Domestic and Commercial
Contact the CRC on
~Pre-purchase Inspections
~Spiders
9049 1688 or
~Termite Control crc@yilgarn.wa.gov.au to
~Ants organise your ad to appear in
~Rodents
~Cockroaches our next edition!
~Other Household Pests
LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED
SERVICING THE WHEATBELT
Phone Deon or Leah King
Phone/Fax: 9041 2018
Mobile: 0428 412 018
PO Box 313, MERREDIN WA 6415
PHD License No 311
For Sale $85K/Rent $200 per week
Quaint 3 x 1 Duplex
R.J.S Labour Services Come and take a look at this little Gem! All you
need to do is move in!
Rob Southall
• Large Patio
Mobile: 0487 834 002
• Built in BBQ
• Garden shed
Gardening Services • Huge shaded garden area
• Evap Air-con throughout
Handyman Services • Gas Instant Hot Water
• Gas Stove
And other services • Fire Heater
• New Zinc alum Roof
Reasonable rates • 526m2 secure block
7 days a week Contact:
8am—5.30pm Mick Hanretty mb: 0437338608
Chris Hanretty mb: 0424071760
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House for Sale 61 Spica Street Southern Cross
$195,000
11 Omega Street, SX - $100,000.00 or
4 bedrooms all with built-in wardrobes and
nearest offer. split system air conditioners
1 bathroom with bath and shower
A neat and tidy three bedroom, one bathroom
home waiting for its new owners. 2 toilets
Built in 1987, this well-loved home features: Linen cupboard
- Large sunroom / enclosed verandah with tile fire HUGE family room
on the southern side of the house
User friendly kitchen with heaps of overhead
- Ducted evaporative air conditioning
- Electric HWS cupboards, natural light, dishwasher and
- Single car garage walk-in pantry. 5 burner gas cooktop, electric
- Large established trees in backyard oven
- Landscaped gardens at the front
- Near new stove Split system air conditioners throughout main
- Immaculate lounge room living area
Windows have either blinds and/or curtains
A great house that would suit first home buyers,
Electric HWS
retirees, employee accommodation and young
families. Large decking
Currently rented. Heaps of storage
Great NBN internet connection
Enquiries – Karen Teale:
(08) 90491 078 Carport
or 3 sheds, one with two roller doors and
0428 491 079 powered workshop
Citrus trees
Raised garden beds
Chicken coop
Rainwater tank
House for Rent Rear access
Reticulated garden and lawn
3 Bedroom comfortable Walking distance to shops, schools and most
House sporting facilities.
Simply move in and unpack.
Genuine enquiries only on 0409 049 112
Well located
Air Con
Clean and tidy Crosswords for
Partially Furnished
$180.00 per week
0418 915 652 If you wish to receive the Crosswords for
free via email, send an email to
crc@yilgarn.wa.gov.au to register.
26We specialise in All Types Of Pests
Quality Work at Reasonable Prices
Deon & Leah King 15 Year’s Experience
Repairs
0428 412 018
Renovations
PO Box 313 Maintenance
Merredin WA 6415 State Licence No. 4294 Additions and Alterations
Phone/Fax: 9041 2018 Registration No. 311 Call for an estimate
Services Listing space available!
Nick Walsh
Please contact the CRC for Owner
further information.
Mobile - 0499 465 351
9049 1688 Address - 68 McInnes Street, Moorine Rock
crc@yilgarn.wa.gov.au Email - nick.mrbuilder@gmail.com
Southern
Cross Tyre &
Auto Services
License No: MRB5934 ARC Lic No: AU37376
STIHL DEALER
8-10 Spica Street,
Southern Cross WA 6426
LIC. MRB1159 Ph: 9049 1172 Email: info@sxtas.com.au
Website: www.sxtas.com.au
Tyres; Car, 4WD, Truck, Agricultural &
Earthmoving
14 Orion St. Southern Cross Hydraulics, Automotive Parts & Servicing,
Agriculture, Mining, Kalexpress Freight
Depo, BOC Gas & Elgas Agents, Vehicle
& Equipment Hire.
Find Us on Facebook!
27Wed 18 Nov Eastern District Panel Beaters in town
Thu 19 Nov Shire of Yilgarn Council Meeting @ 4:00pm
Thu 26 Nov Pat & Chat Mobile Vet in town
Sat 28 Nov Southern Cross Aquatic Centre official opening 3pm
Tue 8 Dec SCDHS end of year concert @ 6.30pm, Community Centre (Town Hall)
Wed 9 Dec Merredin Veterinary Clinic in town @ oval (change rooms)
Wed 16 Dec Eastern District Panel Beaters in town
Wed 16 Dec Pat & Chat Mobile Vet in town
Thu 17 Dec Shire of Yilgarn Council Meeting @ 4:00pm
Fri 25 Dec Christmas Day
Sat 26 Dec Boxing Day
Fri 1 Jan 21 Happy New Year!
Mon 4 Jan Shire & CRC reopen for 2021
Thu 7 Jan First Crosswords published for the year
Recycling Days
November 13 December 25
November 27 January 8
December 11 January 22
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